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Taxi Driver. Everyone knows its regularly called one of the best of all time,

I just didn't see it. Found it a little stupid to be honest.
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Saw "UP" on DVD - what a brilliant animation. No kids film this. I though it was a quite sad - but what wonderful writing. Highly recommended.
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Went to see The Wolfman on Sunday. Very romantic Valentines Day eh? Found it quite enjoyable but a bit predictable. Worth seeing especially if you like a bit of blood.
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I saw The Marine 2 today. A stock standard Action flick, but it does feature some very nice cinematography.
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Ah. What did it look like to you?
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Dark Lord wrote:I saw The Marine 2 today. A stock standard Action flick, but it does feature some very nice cinematography.
Starring John Cena again or have they gone downmarket? :wink:
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Go on. No preference.
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stui magpie wrote:
Dark Lord wrote:I saw The Marine 2 today. A stock standard Action flick, but it does feature some very nice cinematography.
Starring John Cena again or have they gone downmarket? :wink:
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Downmarket big time.
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Dark Lord wrote:I went and saw Daybreakers today. It wasn't too bad.
I went and saw it on Tuesday. I was surprised it wasn't as bad as I was expecting.
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stui magpie wrote:
Dark Lord wrote:I saw The Marine 2 today. A stock standard Action flick, but it does feature some very nice cinematography.
Starring John Cena again or have they gone downmarket? :wink:
Haha, it's always the way isn't it.
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Just got home from seeing Shutter Island. Really enjoyed this one. Storyline was good with lots of twists and turns. Acting was A+. Whoever knew Leonardo would grow up to be a decent actor?

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Saw a French movie called A Prophet. The film magazines raved about it, but it did little for me. Well-acted and shot, and all that, but the gangster/prison genre leaves me a little cold. Check it out if you enjoyed The Godfather or Scorsese films.
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I just saw Moon with Sam Rockwell. It's pretty darn good.
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Moon was pretty good. First film review I wrote for Facebook. :mrgreen:
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